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RT @TariqModood: Beyond Division: ‘Multicultural Nationalism’ and the White Working-Class – Byline Times .Blog base….

RT @williamnhutton: Entirely agree. Refusal to introduce ID cards baffling. Britain in a deep sense is ungoverned.

RT @wearenewlocal: .@jesstud and @JYDenham share a statement on the Deputy Prime Minister’s speech at the Local Government Conference 2025….

RT @JYDenham: Not saying ‘island of strangers’ is a start. But if Blue Labour was wrong, how should Labour and others engage with white wor….

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7/ If you found this interesting, please read the whole (and more nuanced) article!.

6/And a multicultural nationalism can create a coherent and cohesive nation, accommodating the interests and rights of different groups, including the white working class.

5/ Multiculturalism has used acknowledgement, recognition and symbolic inclusion to bring ethnic and faith minorities into a shared public sphere: and white working class voters should be afforded the same respect.

4/ While not homogenous, a recognisable and predominantly white fraction of society characterised by education, employment, geography, values, ideas of nationhood and (relative lack of) racialised experience clearly exists and can be politically mobilised.

3/ The idea of a hegemonic white majority no longer reflects a more complex reality; it does not help when some argue the white working class does not exist or should not be acknowledged.

2/ The liberal left often underestimates the importance of class when promoting diversity and minority interests, leaving white working class voters feeling excluded from the national project.

Not saying ‘island of strangers’ is a start. But if Blue Labour was wrong, how should Labour and others engage with white working class voters? with @TariqModood Sam Hill 🧵.

RT @TariqModood: @MarvinJRees @carla_denyer @ThangamDebb @SayeedaWarsi @MayorofLondon.

Keir Starmer says he regrets saying ‘Island of Strangers’. There is a better way to give a voice to white working class voters. New, with Sam Taylor Hill and @TariqModood. @po_qu.

RT @TariqModood: Starmer has just said in The Oberver that he regrets saying 'Island of Strangers'. There is indeed a multiculturalist way….

RT @CompassOffice: "Labour is too close to endorsing Reform UK's story of the nation" - John Denham.

RT @CompassOffice: Wonderful to hear Director of the Centre for English Identity John Denham speaking on how to get a radical, mission-led….

RT @wearenewlocal: “Total Place 2.0 is surely a no-brainer.”. @JYDenham & @jesstud make the case for this “over ready” policy that would la….